June 28 // The End
Last night at The End, Nashville's iconic rock and roll dive on Elliston Place, the audience was treated to an electrifying performance by one of Maine's most unique rappers. From the city of Portland, the alternative rapper infuses his music with a refreshing blend of comedy and creativity, offering fans an experience that’s both unique and entertaining. Spose first made waves with his 2010 breakthrough hit, "I’m Awesome," which soared to #37 on the Billboard Hot 100. But that was merely a glimpse of his talent. In a dynamic set, Spose performed over a dozen tracks, including a captivating medley that wove together snippets from his entire career, presented in chronological order.
Setlist
- No Complaints
- 15 Years
- Fuck It / Pop Song / Gee Willikers / King of Maine / Greatest Shit Ever / Another Man's Logo / Humans / Going Home / Motherfuckers (Bring You Down) / 15 Years
- (A medley to perform snippets of tracks from his career, in chronological order of release.)
- Blanket
- We All Got Lost
- Floor
- No One
- 03 Altima
- I'm Awesome
- Wrong
- Alll You Need is You
- Alternative Radio
- Knocking on Wood
Fans of all ages flocked to see the high-energy rapper who captivated a diverse audience that spanned generations. From young children and their parents to enthusiasts of all ages, his performance bridged gaps and resonated with everyone present. Up front, two young girls and their mothers sang along with every track, their enthusiasm setting the stage for the crowd to mirror their vibrant energy and passion. Throughout the set, Spose interacted frequently with the crowd, adding to their excitement. The show ended with "Knocking on Wood," and as fans excited the venue you could still hear the excitement in their voices as they spoke about the night they had with one of Maine's favorite rappers.
